EPISODE · Aug 14, 2021 · 16 MIN

Soul Food

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Sarah Miller compares the Feeding of the 5000 to artist Theaster Gates’ Soul Food Pavilion, and considers how we can use material things to share God’s grace and love. Descriptions of Soul Food Pavilion are drawn from Maria Reyes Fee’s dissertation "The Art of Theaster Gates and a Theology of Hospitality” and article "The Art of Theaster Gates: To 'Conjure the Symbolic.’” Learn more about Theaster Gates at art21.org/theaster-gates/.

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